President Bola Tinubu says the African Union Peace and Security Council (AUPSC) should prioritise the establishment of a combined maritime task force to enhance security in the Gulf of Guinea.
Tinubu spoke on Sunday at the 38th ordinary session of the assembly of the AU heads of state and government in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Represented by Yusuf Tuggar, minister of foreign affairs, Tinubu proposed Lagos, Nigeria’s economic nerve, as the security outfit’s headquarters.
“The time has come for the African Union Peace and Security Council to prioritise the creation of a combined maritime task force for the Gulf of Guinea,” a statement issued by Bayo Onanuga, special adviser to Tibubu on information and strategy, quoted the president as saying.
“I wish to announce that Nigeria would like to host the headquarters of the task force in Lagos.”
Tinubu’s recommendation of a maritime task force comes on the same day that Nigeria signed an agreement with the AU.
The statement said Nigeria agreed to provide strategic sea lift services for AU peace support operations, natural disaster support, humanitarian actions, and personnel movement.
Under the agreement, the Nigerian Navy will provide a vessel for the operations on a cost-recovery basis.
Badaru Abubakar, the minister of defence, signed the agreement on Nigeria’s behalf while Bankole Adeoye, AU commissioner for political affairs, peace, and security, signed for the union.
The statement noted that the AUPSC had previously held a high-level meeting.
Tinubu expressed satisfaction at the decision to upgrade the Nigerian National Counter-Terrorism Centre to a regional counter-terrorism centre, which was one of the outcomes of the meeting.
The president also highlighted the insecurity affecting Sahelian countries grappling with democratic transition.
He blamed the worsening situation on the instability in Libya and urged the assembly to back initiatives to restore law and order in the country.
“It would not be out of place to explore the possibility of extending the inherent benefits of UN Security Council resolution 2719 to support AU peace support operations,” the president said.
In doing so, Tinubu added that the AU must try to prevent the increasing incursion of extra-continental forces, including private military companies, into African security matters.
The absence of former Kaduna State governor, Nasir El-Rufai, at the All Progressives Congress (APC) mega rally in Kafanchan, Kaduna South Senatorial District, raised eyebrows, fueling speculation about his political stance.
Once considered the political mentor of the current governor, Uba Sani, El-Rufai’s no-show added to the intrigue surrounding the event.
Despite being highly publicized, the rally reportedly welcomed over 22 notable defectors from opposition parties and witnessed a significant turnout.
However, Senator Lawal Adamu Usman, who currently represents Kaduna Central in the 10th Senate, was absent and openly dismissed the gathering as a “rented crowd.”
According to him, the rally was merely a face-saving attempt by Governor Uba Sani to cover up the lack of genuine grassroots support.
Taking to Facebook on Saturday, Usman challenged the governor’s popularity, questioning why an election had not been conducted in the state to gauge actual support.
“APC is like Papalolo in Kaduna State. If you truly knew you had the support of your rented crowd, why didn’t you allow the conduct of election in at least one ward within the State?” he wrote.
He further pointed out that “even the governor could not cast his vote at his polling station during the time.”
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Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu has been elected as a member, Steering Committee of the Organization of African First Ladies for Development (OAFLAD), the highest decision making body of the organization.
This was at the 29th Ordinary General Assembly of the organization ongoing in Addis Ababa on the sideline of the 38th African Union Summit Ordinary Session.
She joins the 8- member Steering Committee as one of the two members representing West Africa. Other member nations elected include Sierra Leone whose First Lady is the new President of the Organization, Angola, whose First Lady is the Vice President, Malawi, Kenya, Ethiopia, Equatorial Guinea and Congo.
She will serve in the new position for a two year tenure.
Senator Oluremi Tinubu who is already a strong voice within OAFLAD, the First Lady is expected to further carry the torch of the organization, driving its advocacy initiatives towards the realization of its 2025-2030 Strategic Framework.
SIGNED
Busola Kukoyi
SSA Media to the First Lady of Nigeria
[PRESS RELEASE] Obidient Family Eulogizes Pa Adebanjo, Condoles With Afenifere. Pa Ayo Adebanjo Was an Inspirational Obideient
AdminPa Ayo Adebanjo Was an Inspirational Obideient
The news of the demise of the chieftain of the Pan Yoruba Socio-political Organization Afenifere, Pa Ayo Adebanjo, struck us like a cyclone, still in sadness and great shock.
Pa Adebanjo is one of the pillars that the expectant New Nigeria is standing on. His legacies and pluck etched his name on the annals of history as a great countryman, with indelible proofs of patriotism and heroism.
Pa Adebanjo will forever be remembered as that selfless leader who sacrificed his lifetime as an upholder and proponent of true democracy and the Rule of Law. His commitment and steadfastness in leadership craftsmanship are reflected in the monumental achievement of the Afenifere organization.
Myself and the OBIDIENTS extend our condolences to his family, his friends, the good people of Ogun State, the Afenifere Organization and everyone he has left a lasting impact on their lives in our Nation.
It is our earnest desire that more people like Pa Adebanjo are birthed in our democratic space who will uphold the unity of our Nation and are willing to work tirelessly for the progress of a united victorious front as One Blessed Nation, our differences regardless.
With the likes of Pa Adebanjo on a united front, despite the dividing lines of language, race and religion, A New Nigeria is POssible.
May his soul rest in peace
Dr. Yunusa Tanko
National Coordinator
OBIDIENTS Movement
...says he was a patriot par excellence
It is with great sadness, that I received the news of the passing into glory of Chief Samuel Ayodeji Adebanjo, my brother, comrade-in-arms and political associate for upwards of 70 years.
His contributions during the struggle for Nigeria’s independence as well as during struggles for the restoration and sustenance of democracy in Nigeria shall remain indelible in the annals of Nigeria’s history. He was an unrelenting ideologue who fought for many noble causes under the auspices of Afenifere where he was once the Acting Leader.
Members of Afenifere family will greatly miss this fallen hero.
Chief Adebanjo was a custodian of positive values that define progressive politics in Nigeria. As a disciple of the late sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, GCFR, SAN, he was committed to the principles of good governance, rule of law and the protection of fundamental rights of Nigerians. His advocacy for the restructuring of
Nigeria was borne out of the conviction that only a truly federal Nigeria, where justice and fairness are supreme, could fulfill the aspirations of the people.
I pray that God will grant the family the fortitude to bear this great loss
Chief Dr R. F Fasoranti ( OFR)
The Asiwaju Yoruba and The Leader of Afenifere.
Former Abia State Governor, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of elder statesman and Afenifere leader, Pa Ayo Adebanjo.
In a heartfelt condolence message on Friday, Senator Kalu described Pa Adebanjo as a patriotic leader, a strong advocate for democracy, and a symbol of national unity.
Kalu, who is the lawmaker representing Abia North Senatorial District and also the Senate Committee Chairman on Privatization and South East Development Commission acknowledged the late statesman’s lifelong dedication to justice, equity, and good governance, noting that his contributions to Nigeria’s socio-political development would remain indelible.
“The passing of elder statesman, Pa Ayo Adebanjo is a great loss to Nigeria. He was a fearless leader who stood for truth and fairness at all times. His wisdom, courage, and commitment to national unity will be greatly missed,” Kalu stated.
The Senator extended his condolences to the Adebanjo family, the leadership and members of Afenifere, and all Nigerians who were touched by the late leader’s legacy. He prayed for strength for the bereaved and for the peaceful repose of Pa Adebanjo’s soul.
A potentially explosive situation is unfolding in Amede Eha-Amufu, Isi-Uzo Local Government Area, Enugu State, as the Commissioner Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development & Chieftancy Affairs, Deacon Okey Ogbodo and Chairman Isi Uzo Local Government Area, Mr. Obiora Obeagu face allegations of attempting to impose a defeated candidate as Igwe.
The controversy centers on a 2019 election on September 5th, between Chief Simeon Mgborogwu Edeoga and Chief Emeoha Michael Ikechukwu. Chief Edeoga reportedly won with 619 votes, but Hon. Ogbodo and Hon. Obeagu seem to be disregarding the community's mandate.
The Amede community is urging security agencies to intervene, citing a pending court case. They warn that any attempt to disrupt peace will be met with resistance. The community also questions the legitimacy of the election, given the absence of a Town Union Executive for three years.
How can election take place where there is no town union Executive?
U.S. Congressman Scott Perry has claimed that the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has provided funding to terrorist groups, including Boko Haram.
Perry, a Republican from Pennsylvania, made this allegation during the first meeting of the Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency on Thursday, according to PUNCH.
“Who gets some of that money? Does that name ring a bell to anybody in the room? Because your money, your money, $697 million annually, plus the shipments of cash funds in Madrasas, ISIS, Al-Qaeda, Boko Haram, ISIS Khorasan, terrorist training camps. That’s what it’s funding,” Perry said.
Perry also said that USAID had reported a $136 million allocation for the establishment of 120 schools in Pakistan, claiming that there was “no evidence” that the schools were actually built.
“USAID spent $840 million in the last year, the last 20 years, on Pakistan’s education-related programme. It includes $136 million to build 120 schools, of which there is zero evidence that any of them were built. Why would there be any evidence? The Inspector General can’t get in to see them.

President Donald Trump has previously advocated for the dissolution of USAID, accusing the agency of corruption in a post on his Truth Social platform. Elon Musk, whom Trump appointed to head the Department of Government Efficiency, has also voiced criticism of USAID, alleging that it conducts rogue activities.
Musk has described USAID as “a viper’s nest of radical-left Marxists who despise America” and has promised to close it down.
Among his other accusations, Musk has suggested that USAID engages in “rogue CIA work” and has even “funded bioweapon research, including COVID-19, which resulted in the deaths of millions.”
Trump stated that DOGE would “dismantle government bureaucracy, reduce excessive regulations, eliminate wasteful spending, and reorganise federal agencies — crucial to the ‘Save America’ initiative. This will create significant disruptions within the system, affecting many who are tied to government waste!”
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[PRESS RELEASE] Don't depart from the path of Justice", Pa Ayo Adebanjo's last word to me - Peter Obi Mourns
AdminThe Labour Party leader and Presidential Candidate of the party in the 2023 general elections, Peter Obi, is mourning the demise of his arch-supporter and the leader of the Afenifere, Pa Ayo Adebanjo, who passed at 96 years today.
Obi in lengthy condolences in X handle recalled Pa Adebanjo's words to him still stressing justice and equity
In the condolence, Obi said, "My family and the Obidient Movement got the shocking news of the passing on of our dear father and leader, Pa Ayo Adebanjo, who was a great pillar in the struggle for a new Nigeria.
"We extend our deepest condolences to the family and the Afenifere organization.
"His death is a profound loss to Nigeria and to all who cherish justice, equity, and truth. As the leader of Afenifere, Pa Adebanjo remained a steadfast advocate for a united and progressive Nigeria. His unwavering commitment to fairness and his relentless pursuit of a better nation have left an indelible mark on our country's history.
"One thing my political journey in life taught me, for which I am eternally grateful to God is bringing me close to a few great minds who helped to shape my perception of this land as a great country.
"One such person is Pa Ayo Adebanjo, the quintessential Afenifere leader
"I remain deeply grateful for his support during my presidential campaign. His endorsement was not merely a political gesture but a testament to his belief in the ideals of equity and inclusiveness. "He stood firm in his convictions against all odds demonstrating his dedication to the greater good of Nigeria.
The last time I spoke with him, his words left a lasting impression: “Always stand on the path of justice.” That advice remains a guiding principle in my life, and I reaffirm my commitment to upholding it in honour of his memory. In my association with Pa Adebanjo, I come to appreciate Nelson Mandela's words, “I like friends who have independent minds because they tend to make you see problems from all angles.”
"As we mourn his departure, let us also celebrate a life well-lived in service to humanity and commit ourselves to upholding the values he so passionately championed.
"May his death not be in vain. Instead, let it serve as a renewed call to action for all who believe in justice and fairness. As we extend our condolences to his immediate family and the Afenifere organization, may we find solace in the enduring impact of his remarkable life?
Signed
Umar Ibrahim
POMR Spokesman
With a heart full of gratitude for a selfless life spent in the service of God, the nation and humanity, we announce the passing on of our beloved patriarch, Chief Samuel Ayodele Adebanjo.
He died peacefully this morning, Friday, February 14, 2025 at his Lekki, Lagos Nigeria home at the age of 96.
The foremost nationalist, elder statesman, distinguished lawyer, very distinct politician, apostle of true federalism, former organising secretary of Action Group and the national leader of Afenifere is survived by his 94 year-old wife, Chief Christy Ayo-Adebanjo, children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
We will forever cherish his commitment to fighting for truth, equity and justice. His belief and struggle for a truly independent and progressive Nigeria was total and this he fought for until he breathed his last breath.
The family is consulting with Papa's friends, associates, numerous interest groups across the length and breadth of Nigeria and beyond, to fine tune plans for a befitting funeral details which will be communicated in due course.
A condolence register is open at his residence in Lagos (8, Ayo Adebanjo Close, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos) and his country home in Isanya Ogbo, near Ijebu Ode Ogun State.
SIGNED:
Mrs. Ayotunde Atteh (nee Ayo-Adebanjo)
Mrs. Adeola Azeez (nee Ayo-Adebanjo)
Mr. Obafemi Ayo-Adebanjo
For The Family
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Kayode Egbetokun, the inspector-general of police (IGP), has asked the senate to conduct the investigation into the missing 3,907 firearms behind “closed doors”.
Egbetokun’s request is contained in a letter read by Senate President Godswill Akpabio on the floor of the red chamber on Thursday.
BACKGROUND
On Tuesday, the senate committee on public accounts queried the Nigeria Police Force (NFP) over the missing firearms.
The 2019 auditor-general of the federation report revealed that some firearms and ammunition were missing from the police armoury.
Egbetokun nominated Suleiman Abdul, an assistant inspector-general (AIG), to respond to the senators’ queries.
However, the explanation offered by the police representative was not satisfactory to the lawmakers.
Abdul had sought an executive session but was rejected by the majority of the committee members.
‘CLOSED DOORS PROBE WILL PREVENT MISINFORMATION’
In the letter, the IGP commended the senate for the investigation but called for a closed-door session in subsequent hearings.
Egbetokun said the probe is a “sensitive security issue,” and discussing it in the open would create a “wrong impression” in the minds of Nigerians and the international community.
“This is crucial to prevent misinformation and ensure national security,” he said.
Emphasising the need for an executive session in subsequent engagements with the police, Egbetokun said, “this will help prevent the spread of misinformation and protect national security interest”.
“It will also allow for more candid discussions and fact-finding,” he said.
Akpabio said the letter “speaks for itself,” adding that the senate would continue with the probe.
Earlier on Thursday, Muyiwa Adejobi, force spokesperson, said some of the ammunition went missing during civil unrest and not during the tenure of Egbetokun.
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Speaking with journalists at Abuja about those blaming Dr Umar Ganduje, Chairman of APC for saying that there is no vacancy at Aso Villa, Mr Osita Okechukwu, said the blame should go to His Excellency, Atiku Abubakar and his cohorts in the PDP who erroneously breached the rotation convention which governs the 4th Republic Nigeria.
Okechukwu maintained that the erroneous breach of the rotation convention had divided the PDP irretrievably; albeit produced Wike Masquerade which cannot be easily wipe lashed off the party’s bone marrow.
He said that it will be difficult for the PDP to play the robust role as foremost opposition party in the near future and will not succumb to second role in a merger like the defunct ACN, because of the greed of their leaders, which confirms the ancient maxim divided will fall.
“The erroneous breach of the rotation convention, a ligament holding our fledgling democracy together in the 2023 presidential election is the PD’s biggest miscalculation.
The rotation fire is raging and may not be quenched before 2027. The ugly outcome scenario sounds like the local clincher of the advisory song of the birds to the Reverend Father during Mass, that the big men seated in the altar front row are all the same character.” Okechukwu submitted.
When reminded that those who are opposed to President Tinubu’s second term is because of the economic hardship in the country?
In his response Okechukwu retorted that the economic hardship is going to ease before the 2027 presidential election, because some of Mr President’s economic policies will start bearing positive fruits and he has prepared grounds for Foreign Direct Investments.
“The truism is that President Tinubu has done well diplomatically; he is friend of the West and friend of the East. This means that he has the support of the international community to cushion the rough economic edges with Foreign Direct Investments and loan backed protects.” Okechukwu submitted.
After initial delay, the House of Representatives on Wednesday passed for the second reading, the four tax reform bills transmitted to the National Assembly by President Bola Tinubu on October 3, 2024.
The bills — Nigeria Tax; Nigeria Tax Administration; Nigeria Revenue Service and Joint Revenue Board of Nigeria (Establishment) Bills, 2024 have been referred to the Committee on Finance for further legislative works after extensive debate on their general principles.
The House had fixed December 3, 2024 for the debate on the general principles (second reading) of the bills, but that was postponed indefinitely.
The bills had been a subject of controversy, with Northern Governors’ Forum rejecting the new derivation-based model for Value Added Tax (VAT) distribution proposed in one of the bills when they insisted that the provision did not align with the interests of the North and other sub-national entities.
Article 77 of the Nigeria Tax Administration Bill, 2024 provides that: “Notwithstanding any formula that may be prescribed by any other law, the net revenue accruing by virtue of the operation of chapter six of the Nigeria Tax Act (VAT) shall be distributed as follows – (a) 10% to the Federal Government; (b) 55% to the State Governments and the Federal Capital Territory; and (c) 35% to the Local Governments.
“Provided that 60% of the amount standing to the credit of states and local governments shall be distributed among them on the basis of derivation.”
However, there was a twist in the event when the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) threw its weight behind the tax reform bills, but insisted that the revised VAT sharing formula must ensure equitable distribution of resources of 50% based on equality, 30% based on derivation, and 20% based on population.
Barely 24 hours after Speaker Abbas Tajudeen told the leadership of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) which paid him a courtesy call on Tuesday that the “House is a pro-business legislature, and that is why we are at the centre of supporting Mr. President on the tax reforms,” the bills were listed for second reading on Wednesday.
Leading the debate on the general principles of the bills which were main business of the day after their consolidation, the House Leader, Hon. Julius Ihonvbere (APC, Edo), hailed President Tinubu for summoning the courage to address the issue of reforming the tax sector hampered by multiple collections, taxations and other problems.
Ihonvbere said bills seek to essentially ensure a total overhaul and modernisation of the tax system which was chronically outdated and one of the most backwards on earth, thereby driving the economic transformation to improve the lives of ordinary Nigerians.
“The focus of the tax reform bills essentially is to ensure a total overhaul and modernisation of the tax system which is chronically outdated and one of the most backwards on earth. Second, to drive the economic transformation that we will all be part, trying to refocus, redirect the principles of production and accumulation and exchange in order to improve the lives of the ordinary person empower our citizens and support households.
“Enhance revenue mobilisation and ensure a conducive and competitive environment for investment. Many can complain that investors have being paying taxes to almost 10 and sometimes 15 different agencies without receipts sometimes.
“The Nigerian Tax administration bill provides the legal basis for tax management. The Nigerian Revenue Establishment bill replaced the FIRS to perform the role of revenue administration and finally the joint revenue board establishment bill to transform the Joint Tax Board into the Joint Revenue Board with expanded mandate and responsibilities. These are the taxes we are putting into one because they’re dealing with the same matter,” he argued.
Emphasising the benefits of the proposed legislations, the House Leader said there will be a complete exemption of low income workers earning up to N1 million from the Pay As You Earned tax (PAYEE), and VAT removed on food, healthcare, education, electricity generation and transmission, while vulnerable tax payers will be protected against arbitrary tax assessment.
“Having studied the bills myself and taking the time to compare with other Africa countries notably, Egypt, Morroco, South Africa, Ethiopia and Namibia, I could see the benefits that have been enunciated for Nigeria and Nigerians in these tax bills.
“Suffice to say, ordinary Nigerians, the youths, families will benefit extensively because for the first time, there will be a complete exemption of low income workers earning up to N1million from PAYEE. The minimum wage that is about N83,000 a month which is above the minimum wage, so anybody with minimum wage whether in the public or private sector will not need to pay that tax. It reduces the PAYEE tax for those earning a monthly salary of N1.7 million or less.
“Remove VAT on food, healthcare, education, electricity generation and transmission. If you are involved in these activities it is 0 percent VAT. There’s tax incentives for employers to hire more workers. There are many products that are now exempted from the VAT; dairy products, renewable energy and so on and so forth. Our small businesses also have a lot of incentives in this new tax regime.
“There is also the introduction of the Office of the Tax Ombuds to protect vulnerable tax payers against arbitrary tax assessment. The bill also requires that all tax disputes must be resolved by the Ombuds in 14 days, not the current situation where in a year you will be going to tax office everyday and they’ll be turning you up and down with no solution,” he added.
For his part, the House Minority Leader, Hon. Kinsley Chinda (PDP) who supported and moved for the second reading of bill while debate was yet over, said the issues in the proposed legislation will be addressed at the appropriate stage of lawmaking.
Chinda said while lawmakers, especially his colleagues in the minority caucus opposed some of the letters of the law, they supported its spirit.
“I will not want to repeat, save to say or emphasise on a few areas. We have incremental tax contained in the tax administration law. Rather than have tax increase, it is impossible that we can have incremental VAT in this bill.
“Aside, all the other issues or the issues of conflict with the constitution and other laws, and then the issues of ambiguity, I believe that we can tidy them up.
“One good thing is that, innovation is coming, it would be difficult, but it is desirable. So, while we oppose some of the letters of the law, we support the spirit of the law in toto.
“As parliamentarians we know the stage at which we can attack those letters and correct them, and we want to assure Nigerians that, as we stand as members of this parliament that these letters we will monitor them as watchdogs and ensure that those letters are collected as we have promised.
“Generally, we support these bills. Mr Speaker, my dear colleagues since we all agree with the spirit and intent of the bill, I will pray that we support the second reading of the bill,” the opposition leader said.
In his contribution, the Deputy Minority Whip, Hon. George Ozodinobi (LP, Anambra) viewed the bills as a subtle restructuring of the country and lauded the courage of President Tinubu in introducing these reforms.
“I wouldn’t want to go into the general principles of the four bills because the Leader of the House, Prof. Julius Ihonvbere has touched on basic principles of it. But basically, I saw these bills, I’m constrained from where I’m coming from for the first time, to salute the courage of Mr President for his presentation of these bills as it were.
“I also saw it from where I came from as a subtle restructuring of this great nation by these bills and by the same time, as a kind of a handshake across the Niger to our people.
“With the consultations I had with our constituents, they pleaded with us that these bills are good to go – pass the second reading. My leader, Mr Peter Obi in some of his principles, he believes in consumption to production,” he added.
However, Hon Sada Soli (APC, Katsina) said while the bills will ensure efficiency and harmoinsed taxation, amongst other advantages, there were issues inherent in the proposed legislations as some of their sections which contradicted the constitution.
He also pointed out the issues of overlap with “existing laws – PAYEE, company income tax, preponderance of ambiguity due to inadequate interpretation; concerns for equity, technology, burdening tax payers,” amongst others.
In their separate submissions, Minority Whip, Hon. Ali Isah (PDP, Gombe); Hon. Abubakar Fulata (APC, Jigawa), amongst others, said some sections of the bills must be amended to accommodate the interests and welfare of Nigerians as well as protect institutions such as TETFUND and NITDA.
The House of Representatives on Wednesday initiated deliberations on four tax reform bills submitted to the National Assembly in 2024 by President Bola Tinubu.
These bills, scheduled for a second reading, had been pending for six months since their transmission, following recommendations from the Taiwo Oyedele-led Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms.
The proposed legislation includes the Nigeria Tax Bill 2024, the Tax Administration Bill, the Nigeria Revenue Service Establishment Bill, and the Joint Revenue Board Establishment Bill.
However, the bills have stirred controversy, facing strong criticism and resistance from various quarters, including northern governors and opposition figures who have called for their withdrawal.
During Wednesday’s plenary, most lawmakers expressed support for the proposed reforms, but Sada Soli raised concerns about potential constitutional contradictions within some sections of the bills.
He particularly stressed the need for clear definitions on derivation to prevent ambiguity.
Soli remained optimistic that the committee assigned to review the bills would resolve any contentious issues before they are passed.
Additionally, some lawmakers highlighted the bill’s attempt to amend 40 existing acts, insisting that these amendments be laid before Parliament for proper scrutiny.
They also raised concerns about provisions related to multiple taxation on property transactions, which require both buyers and sellers to pay taxes.
More details to follow…
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